A 1976 check signed by Steve Jobs is expected to sell for 143 times its original worth. Here's why it's considered a piece of tech history.
Most deposited checks wind up at the bottom of trash cans. But if you find one signed by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, it might be worth extra cash.
RR Auction, a Boston-based organization that sources and sells historical autographs, manuscripts and artifacts, is a $175 check signed by Steve Jobs in July 1976. It was payable to Crampton, Remke & Miller, a now-shuttered management consulting firm that offered advice to other notable tech companies like Atari and Xerox, according to RR Auction.expected to fetch $25,000," over 142 times its original worth, according to the company's press release.
"It's a highly desirable, essentially flawless check from a central moment in the history of modern tech," said Bobby Livingston, RR Auction's executive vice president, referring to the early days of Apple. In 1974, Jobs left his role as a video game designer and reconnected with Steve Wozniak, a former high school friend. They formed
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